The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

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two great base ball associations together.
TROUBLE IN THE LOUISVILLE CLUB.
A Misunderstanding between the, former
knf pitcher aeeksE and The nlay
the Falls City players During the recent East
fsbeon. There s are ase very y, lew. Il indssd any
nx q az S e Esm aay
hea ss.s These and f e ssoa III Hs &s
q strong addition to the club. and It cannot
shoay NH San
naspt In not getting the management 81 the
club ts said to have caused much OF the trouble.
NEWS ABOUT THE INFANTS.
CLEvELANp, Sept adjust at this time the
Cleveland Club Is playing It's best ball, and II
Il had little more room you'd be certain to
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four The Of ns For the Art bsPnd ts
Base: MorS,isons ioqlishness. drove him
tism were on good terms The club, had but
one pitcher. and after much persuasion Gtlks
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but ddR waP ar tS
ssins psld e esr.aIn sS% = sadsiep i e
ealary for every game in which he pitches He
batter and base.runner. He is a CIncin-
and Ioats And very Rht fellow
Two great finds, and when the men get TO know
shsir shird or catcher stsr
oinnah sure Of seoond place BY lighting Louis
the series Which the Gu bs are engaged In. The
club will DO welcomed home on Monday. and.
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the early days OF October. So far nothing has
Whether sSs deal l Is. or Is not made. eleve.
tSsa mos. sneesetio way, and i hastns ana
can Eet Winning team GeyeMand vii
the Association Presidency. The matter Is no
longer In his hands. as three or four clubs In
ss Chances ' are Ss that 5i%mo Will Be- sected
his eflelepcy IN the office e not chance He
NEWS OF THE BALTIMORE CLUB.
very little stock ia The Brotherho9d scheme, he
declined to express Die views in detail until he
orsaD ls But he LED bis interyiewer t to i'm
fer that while the American Association was
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Mr.. Ward was out Of tie question. SHOULD all
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OF their rules the natural result would be the
breaking up Of the national game. None Of
On the contrary. several 6aye openly expressed
SSss & as scheme On the
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With better success on its last Western tour
nie ,o are very well satisfied. Their expenses
chase I money and salaries made big hole in
the " SGie the Inn
Teceipts. Worst q ali. they may have 70
thinks q Using the ground Tor a S{ss,ilS;
gRect Without spending considerable money.
The management however lowe x proposes To- g
lie
class abort stop and a third baseman. Davis
will probably be sold or released, while Burns
will bs retained as extra man. Rumor has It
that Fennelly, the present captain Of the Gin
cinnau Club, 10 tired OF the West and has
promised to play here. His release Is to be
purchased. Another new player mentioned is
6hindle OF the Detroits, who is wanted to cover
third base, A new battery 10 also wanted, The
club has three good oatchers In Trott, Fulmer,
SnithS ,Ths sailSss team a. a. present made
Jerry Sullivan rendered decision during
the Baltimore Metropolitan game here on
Thursday which is open TO criticism. T.
OBrien. the bAtsman. had three strikes when
he hunted the ball. which struck foul and flew
out OF the catcher's reach. There were two
men on bases ut the time but neither attempt
ed to run. O'Brien. however, ran to first base,
and was declared safe by Sullivan Purcell
kicked against tho decision. claiming that the
strike was out. Sullivan held that there was
no rule governing this play ether than that a
hunted ball was o strike. and the batter was
therefore entitled to his base. Quite number
OF players disagree with Sullivan. Manager
bArnie thinks tho decision misinterpretation
OF the rules.
1HE nEsERyE RULE IN THE INTERNATIONAL.
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Tho International League clubs have
adopted the following resolution:
ON 2ath day OF September OF each year each club
member this League ShAll to the Secretary
, li OF nance OF any piAyerA not exceeding nine In
unmheE that date under contract with such club
which such onb desires 70 for tho ensuing year
seoompAnisn otSf me nGnAtnLo OF the